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Greek debt reduction in absolute numbers begins

In terms of GDP, in fact, the decline will be very large as the rate is 181,1% from its historical high of 2018 and is expected to fall to 173,3% in 2019

European Commission on Tsipra’s benefits: The cost will be over 1% of GDP

The additional benefits for 2020 will have a fiscal impact of 1.2 billion or 0.6% of GDP

IMF’s shocking admission: We delayed restructuring of Greek debt to save Euro Banks

The report made no mention of anyone being held accountable

The most indebted countries in the world (infographic)

Seven out of the top 10 are in the Eurozone

Greece’s public debt on the rise

An increase of €21.493 billion over that of the same quarter in 2017

JPMorgan: Turkey must pay $179 billion external debt by July 2019 or go bankrupt!

The currency’s collapse has raised fears companies may face difficulties repaying hard-currency debt

Bloomberg: Greece’s creditors are said to plan post-bailout straitjacket instead of a “clean exit”

The country will have to implement certain reforms by 2022

Eurozone’s ESM postpones €1bn loan tranche to Greece

There are a few steps that the Greek side still needs to take

Greece denies postponing bond issue due to Italy crisis

Side-effects of the Italian crisis

Declan Costello: Greece’s partners must meet their commitments

The struggle for the Greek economy goes on

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